Hogs top at 9 75 amid strong demand on market
Indianapolis April 30 hog receipts about 3000 show firm to higher prices with light hogs selling strongest at 9.60 to 9.75 top. Cattle receipts 550 steady with quiet Saturday trading. sheep scarce with no quotable change. Prices listed for steers, cows, bulls, and calves across ranges, Buffalo and Cleveland notes. Local markets show mixed gains and steady to higher bids on fat hogs and cattle.
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Goa
East Buffalo
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Lestra
Pittsburg
New York Produce Prices Report April 30
Pork dull at 24.50 per cwt. lard steady to lower amid regional slack. Raw sugar easing to 4.44 for centrifugal, 3.74 muscovado. refined dull. Coffee Rio No 1 on spot 8 54 81. Tallow dull. dressed poultry weak with turkeys 23 14 to 24 and chickens 24. Hens firm. butter varied with creamery and imitation types. eggs near and just above 22 to 24 cents per dozen.
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New York
York
Middle West
Rio No. 1
Hike Puitry
Towls
Reese
White Ney
Local hides and tallow price listing
A local advertisement outlines prices for various hides and tallow. Green hides at two rates per pound, salted hides, green calf hides, and horse hides with different price points, indicating a buyers’ att 1 green hides and related terms.
Steel and Rail Stocks Slip as Market Opens Weak
New York April 30 Early move ments were irregular with some fractional losses and others up on aggressive buying at the opening. Rock Island advanced and Canadian Pacific gained 1 point. Amalgamated declined over 1 point as the market ended the first 15 minutes weak and unsettled with government bonds unchanged.
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Canadian Pacific
Atchison
Great Northern
Wabashes
Steel
Amalgamated
New York Bar Silver Advances in Market
New York bar silver closed at 54.44 cents, up 4 cents from the prior session. Mexican dollars traded around 44 cents as market activity showed modest gains.
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New York
Curb quotes for metals and mining stocks across exchanges
New York curb shows mixed activity with Standard Oil at 625640 and American Tobacco at 426 440 while several mining issues like Miami Copper 2154 21 and Kerr Lake 854 8 percent display modest gains and losses across firms such as Butte Coalition Nevada Con solid and British Columbia listings amid a broad session of stock prices and ticker figures.
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Standard Oil
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Rawhide
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Butte Coalition
Nevada
Greene Cananea
Goldfield Consolidated
Giroux
British Columbia
United Copper
Braden Copper
Ohio Copper
Chicago Subway
Bay Central
Ely Central
Elycons
Bank Statement Shows Reserve Shifts in New York
New York on April 20 reports weekly bank statement figures for Clearing House banks. Average cash reserve drops to 25.19 percent while actual reserve stands at 24.37 percent. Loans rise by 317 800 dollars, specie declines to 12 679 800, legal tenders up 1 959 400, deposits fall 8 008 700, orientation falls 144 700.
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New York
United States
Chicago Produce Prices Report Across Creamery and Poultry
Chicago markets list creamery extras and firsts with prices 28 and 21 cents respectively. Dairy items show 26 cents for firsts and 4 cents for extras. Cheese names include Twins and Young Americans with varied prices. Fowls ducks and geese priced per dozen or pound ranges.
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Chicago
Young Americas
Wheat and grain prices listed with Bliss Native Herbs address
Toledo April 30 Wheat prices for cash and futures at $1.08 and around $1.04 to $1.05. Corn and oats quoted with cash, May and future contracts, while rye and clover seed figures appear. Bliss Native Herbs at 225 W Washington Street appears as the source or advertiser.
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BLISS
Washington Street
Rhyme the Monk Outbursts In Humorous Verse
A playful verse features a character named Rhyme the Monk despising the idea of wearing feet near the head. The piece uses quips and exclamations to lampoon his peculiar predicament.
Chicago Grain Prices Turn Lower Amid Opening Declines
Chicago grain markets opened with wheat at 1.01 to 1.00 dollars as July contracts slipped. Corn fell to around 61 cents, oats traded near 39 to 35 cents, while May values for wheat 1.07, corn 57 to 57.5 cents, oats 40 to 41 cents. July pork 21.40, lard 21.97, ribs 11.82. Wheat closed up about 14 percent, corn down a bit, oats up 4 to 0.5 cents.
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Chicago
AW Thomson
tAsu
Nominal
Wholesale fruit prices comma separated by commission row
Wholesale selling prices list varied fruits with unit pricing including apples grapes coconuts cranberries figs oranges pineapples and strawberries by box keg crate or case with multiple regional varietals and price ranges per unit. Prices show greenings jonathans bel leflower winesap baldwin ben davis teats gat eight band coconuts and more across states and regions.
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Ben Davis
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Mississippi
Market prices for assorted vegetables and produce
Vegetable and fruit prices listed with regional sources. Asparagus, Brussels sprouts, carrots, celery, cauliflower, cabbage, cucumbers, eggplant, green beans, peppers, lettuce, kale, navy beans, onions, popcorn, potatoes, peas, parsley, rhubarb, strawberries, seed potatoes, sweet potatoes, onions sets, and tomatoes show varied per dozen, per crate, per bushel, or per hamper rates across Florida, New York, Texas, Bermuda, and other regions.
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New York
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Valencia
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Beauty Hebron
Triumphs
Peerless
Queens
Toledo Wheat and Grain Prices April 20 1900s
Wheat cash and May at 1.081%4, July 1.08%4, September 1.03%4. Corn cash and May 8c, July 62%c, September 64c. Oats cash 43%4c, May 48%c, July 42c, September 1914. Rye No 2 70c, No 3 65c. Cloverseed cash and April 6.80, Oct 6.55, Dec 6.55, Mar 6.55. Prime alfalfa 7.00, Timothy 2.15.
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Asige
Alsuce
Timothy
Toledo.o
Alsuke
New York Cotton Opens Steady with Mixed Early Moves
The New York cotton market opened steady in April with prices up four points and down as much as eight points across the session. The brief early trading showed mixed signals as traders weighed supply concerns and demand prospects.
Chorus Man Found Dead in New York Apartment
Joseph Worthington, 48, a chorus man, was found dead in his 411 W Forty First Street apartment. Police suspect murder after contusions and eye marks were noted. Coroner Helienstein ordered autopsy. two sons, 13, found the body. a mysterious unsigned note read Sorry I had to go.
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New York
W. Forty-first Street
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Worthington
George
Joe
Brooklyn
Hannah Worthington
Bright Eyes
Atlantic City
Case
Man eighty years old marries again in Indiana
Hartford City Indiana April 30 Reuben Hall eighty and Malissa Hubbard fifty nine were married in the county clerk s office Saturday Both have been married before and lost their former partners through death
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Reuben Hall
Malissa Hubbard
Would not trust bank, is robbed in New York
John Dolney of 150 Avenue F Bayonne N J received 400 from relatives. Friends urged bank safety but he trusted his pocket. On his way home two men held him up choked him took 400 and fled.
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New York
John Dolney
Avenue F
Bayonne
N. J
Dolney
Henson Nests Were Made to Float Away
Miss Sophia Sturtevant seeks an injunction from Justice Marean in Brooklyn to curb Gillespie company from negligently pumping water onto her Valley Stream property. She claims a new plant inundates her land, trapping her horse, ruining carpets and paintings, and endangering livestock as floodwaters carry nests from the carriage house.
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Sophia Sturtevant
Supreme Court
Marean
Brooklyn
Gillespie Company
Valley Stream
L. I
Miss Sturtevant
Grain market opening in Chicago reports mixed futures
At the Chicago grain market opening July wheat traded around 1.02 percent and corn rose about half a cent with July at 61.5 to 62.4 cents. Oats fell slightly yet remained active with July near 49.4 to 40.6 cents. May prices showed wheat at 31.07, corn at 57 cents, and oats at 41.4 to 41 cents. Pork, lard, and ribs for July and May figures also noted, with closing prices around 1.06 to 1.07 for May pork and lard near 12.30.
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Chicago
Onts
Mary
Triplets Born in Indian Orchard Mass History Makers
In Indian Orchard Mass April 30 triplets were born for the first time in the village. Dr S F Smith with 60 years practice verified birth records. Parents Mr and Mrs Andrew Geneski are named as the trio's parents. The report notes the historic event and confirms local record accuracy.
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Indian Orchard
Mass
8. F. Smith
Andrew Geneski
Hustlers in field form Sun Hustlers baseball team
The Sun Hustlers baseball club organized a team with players including Sat Tae Me Mor, Dutch, If, Barnett, Cohen at second, Ib, Bucky in right field and Ark desire games with any 14 year old team in the eastern Ramblers preferred. Call Mike Cohen.
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Sun Hustlers
Tern
Barnett
Cohen
Motorcycle Officer Stops Speeding On Delaware Street
George M. Bartle was riding a motor scooter when a motorcycle officer halted him for speeding. The officer reported Bartle was traveling 36 miles per hour up Delaware Street in the spring morning.
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Delaware Street
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